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How to become a Member of Nigerian Institution of Safety Engineers and membership benefits

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The Nigerian Institution of Safety Engineers, a division of the Nigerian Society of Engineers was established on 11th February, 2016 by the NSE Council approval. The formation of the Safety Division was conceived in 2014 by Engr. Azuka B. Emeasoba, past Chairman of NSE Enugu Branch (2006-2008) and former Snr Manager EHS Emente Ltd, Enugu (a member of the Belgian Etex group of companies).

The effort was formally initiated with a meeting between Engr A.B. Emeasoba and Engr. Adeyemi B. Oyedepo (former FAAN Safety Manager) which was facilitated by the then NSE Deputy President, Engr. Otis Anyaeji . NSE council approved the establishment of the division on 11th February 2016. The new division was granted Institutional status due to doggedness of the pioneer Chairman, Engr. Adeyemi Oyedepo, at the next council meeting of the NSE. So, it automatically became Nigerian Institution of Safety Engineers (NISafetyE

The mission of The Nigerian Institution of Safety Engineers (NISafetyE) is to promote Safety through good engineering design, construction, fabrication, installation, training, operations, maintenance and engineering procedures and practices as well as work place culture which will result in the safety of personnel, the environment , facilities and infrastructure that contribute to loss prevention and sustainable national development

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Steps to be a Member of NisafetyE through  Lagos Chapter

This is what you need to know, to be registered as an NISafetyE member,

1. Membership:
This is open to Registered Engineers, Non-registered engineers and non-Engineers who are in the Safety Profession.

2. Registered Engineers, are registered as Corporate members

3. Non-registered Engineers and Non-engineers are registered as Associate Members and Affiliates respectively.

4. Registration fees. N21,000 for Corporate.
N16,000 for Associates and Affiliates.

5. Registration Procedure:
Payment of the relevant fees should be sent to the National Account as seen below.

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Copies of all credentials should be forwarded as well as the receipt of payment and filled membership form to the email provided below.

6. Bank: Zenith Bank
Account Name: Nigerian Institution of Safety Engineers
Account Number: 1014720726

For enquiries on membership and application form, please contact the National Secretary, Francis Etafo via francisetafo@gmail.com or 08035940473

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